Local homeschool community
Explore 9 co-op listings across 8 cities in Connecticut. Compare every listing below.
Current listings include groups in Hamden, Bristol, Middletown, Mystic, New Haven, Newtown, West Hartford, and Willimantic.
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A faith-based volunteer homeschool community offering weekly co-ops, classes, clubs, activities, and service opportunities.
View co-op detailsConnecticut Homeschool Co-ops provide a platform for local homeschooling families to connect and collaborate. These co-ops offer academic enrichment classes and a support system fo...
View co-op detailsWest Rock Nature Center offers a range of recreational and educational activities with features such as a Visitor Center, a backyard birding area, pond life and aquatics displays,...
View co-op detailsOddfellows Playhouse Youth Theater is Connecticut's oldest and largest theater program for young people. It provides comprehensive theater education and performance opportunities i...
View co-op detailsThe Mystic Museum of Art offers specially designed homeschool classes for children ages 5 – 12, taught by MMoA artist educators. These programs are usually seven-week sessions that...
View co-op detailsThe Greater New Haven Classical Christian Co-op is an educational resource tailored for homeschooling families situated in the New Haven area. It gathers every Wednesday afternoon...
View co-op detailsA secular, family-based homeschool co-op where families teach or assist in weekly classes and guardians remain on campus.
View co-op detailsThe Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society is an educational resource providing a variety of dynamic programs for K-12 students. Located at a National Historic Landm...
View co-op detailsThe Eastern CT Homeschool Hub is a co-op group aimed at supporting homeschool families in the Windham region of Connecticut. The group helps homeschool children become well-rounded...
View co-op detailsSome co-ops ask parents to teach or volunteer. Others operate more like drop-off classes. Confirm the commitment before applying.
Compare ages served, location, calendar, fees, class format, worldview, and whether siblings can participate.
Local groups change quickly. Contact the organizer to confirm openings and expectations before making plans.
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